As data grows exponentially, analytics are becoming increasingly important, here Excel MVP & YouTuber David Benaim, contributor to Microsoft’s what’s new in Excel monthly blog will show you how to use PivotTables to build interactive dashboards which are updated from ever changing data. David will also cover how to use Excel’s built in AI feature Analyze data plus new charts worth knowing about such as map charts, Waterfall, box & whisker, Pareto charts and sparklines. This demo heavy session will have useful insights for anyone along the spectrum of experience, from those who have never seen PivotTables to those who are veteran to PivotTables. We will showcase the most recent tools including the brand new GROUPBY functions which replicate PivotTables using formulas, but even those using older versions of Excel will benefit from this session.
Most of us store data of various kinds, but very rarely analyze the data. This session will show how use Excel’s built in tools to analyze data and create concise charts from the data, and furthermore, how to make the charts interactive so users can click to select different date periods or regions and adjust the charts accordingly. We will also showcase how to ensure the data is stored so it can best be viewed in a dashboard. Even those familiar with PivotTables will learn some tips and tricks and other modern tools such as AI auto-analysis or the new GROUPBY and PIVOTBY functions which have certain capabilities which PivotTables do not.
Most of us store data of various kinds, but very rarely analyze the data. This session will show how use Excel’s built in tools to analyze data and create concise charts from the data, and furthermore, how to make the charts interactive so users can click to select different date periods or regions and adjust the charts accordingly. We will also showcase how to ensure the data is stored so it can best be viewed in a dashboard. Even those familiar with PivotTables will learn some tips and tricks and other modern tools such as AI auto-analysis or the new GROUPBY and PIVOTBY functions which have certain capabilities which PivotTables do not.
David Benaim is considered by Microsoft to be in the top 100 or so Excel users worldwide by holding the Microsoft MVP award, he has a YouTube channel with tech tutorials with over 18,000 subscribers under his name David benaim and does 50+ webinars/presentations per year on Excel/public speaking. David keeps up to date with new Excel features so much that he contributes to every official Microsoft Excel monthly blog post and he also runs Xlconsulting where he assists with process automation and analytics via Excel.
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